how do i connect with a 12 digit passphrase, it seems to only have basic wep encryption, all the rest of my devices connect just fine,i have also upda
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The Belkin N150 adapter supports WPA, WPA2, 64-bit WEP. Try changing your SSID and Passphrase. What security mode are you using? What error message are you getting when you connect to your WiFi? Send us an email at BelkinCares@belkin.com so we can further assist you.
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I connected with a 16 digit WEP password for the local WIFI. Try again by re-entering the WIFI password again(it will appear to already be filled in, so click the box). It is easy to mess it up. I copied it to a text file so that I can just paste it into it. Find it in the list of Networks. Try repair perhaps. (Rt click monitor icon in taskbar). See manufacturer's answer here for more help!
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@turnip, that's the way security plus works. It is not compatible with anyconnect essentials. Cisco licensing sucks. You might be able to re-host the license key to someone else and make some money back.
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I have it connected with WIFI encryption. Works great in the beginning then it stop communicating. Tried direct PC connection but no luck. Reset by removing power still not working. Any other option?
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The reason It won't connect is because you need to enter your routers WEP key when attempting to connect to your network, if you have at&t 2-wire than you can find the code on the router some where it should look about like this and be this length "5956659197" if you don't have at&t and it is some other type of router I would contact whoever set it up for further instruction on how to obtain your wifi password.
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Hi. Let us help you with that. Is this your first time to set it up? Do you get an error message whenever it doesn't accept the password? Please tell us more about your experience.
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Hello from Medialink, WEP security keys can be Hex or ASCII characters. Hex characters are not case sensitive and default to lowercase. If your WEP key is case sensitive then it has to be ASCII. But if it is ASCII it can only be 5 or 13 characters. And since you are getting past the window that you enter the key into, I'm sure you are entering the required 10 or 26 characters for Hex keys. Basically what you are saying does not add up. There are several combinations of Authentication, Encryption, and Keys but the easiest thing to do is go into your router settings and find your Wireless Security Settings and match them exactly on the adapter. Give us a call if you need further explanation on the different types of keys and security settings. Thanks, Medialink 856-216-8222 M-W 9-6 EST Th-F 8-5 EST
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I had the same issue, so what I did I changed the router to WEP instead of WPA or WPA2 and it has been working fine ever since,, I know security wise is not good but had to make it work some how,, Hope it helps for you too, try it don't have nothing to lose!
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Try power the device off then restart it. Make sure that you're not using a weird encryption combination on your router (wpa should be enough). It works on most of wifi networks that I used on.
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Yes, it was silly. You dont know what your talking about.That's what SSL is for... Don't be so childish and or paranoid.Portable Internet devices, ala iPad, xoom, phones, etc do not have physical Ethernet ports on then, most people realize that and accept it.Besides, if you are on a hotel network you are vulnerable without SSL regardless. Anyone with a packet sniffer can get your data. Makes no difference if it is wifi or Ethernet without good encryption. Always rely on SSL and even better is combined with WPA. but I can't stress that enough, you need SSL at a minimum.
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I was having problems connecting as well. My problem.... I had the password in all caps instead of all lowercase lol as soon as I fixed that it connected right away. I'm inlove with the printer now!
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This works like any wireless network adapter. You can plug it in and see any wireless access points within range. In order to connect those access points either have to be unsecured or else you have to know the access key. Either WEP or WPA usually is the preferred wireless encryption protocol they use.I use mine plugged into the extention adapter that comes with it. It allows me to set my wireless card at a higher point where it can see the wireless router better. So far I'm pleased with this card.The driver doesn't seem to come with Windows 8 so you have to download it from Cisco. This works like any wireless network adapter. You can plug it in and see any wireless access points within range. In order to connect those access points either have to be unsecured or else you have to know the access key. Either WEP or WPA usually is the preferred wireless encryption protocol they use.I use mine plugged into the extention adapter that comes with it. It allows me to set my wireless card at a higher point where it can see the wireless router better. So far I'm pleased with this card.The driver doesn't seem to come with Windows 8 so you have to... » Read More This works like any wireless network adapter. You can plug it in and see any wireless access points within range. In order to connect those access points either have to be unsecured or else you have to know the access key. Either WEP or WPA usually is the preferred wireless encryption protocol they use.I use mine plugged into the extention adapter that comes with it. It allows me to set my wireless card at a higher point where it can see the wireless router better. So far I'm pleased with this card.The driver doesn't seem to come with Windows 8 so you have to download it from Cisco. « Show Less
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Sorry I actually had to get help with mines but i dont remember having to enter a password. You would connect it the same way as you would a bluetooth.
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Could you list the steps you followed to pair the devices? I keep running into a authentication time-out.thanks!
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I have win xp, sp3, worked great, driver loaded with success, no problems except with everyone using secure connections, I could not connect for internet, maybe in a big city where leftover signal is available, it would be great. I can see all my neighbors on line but like I said, everything is password protected so I could not connect for wifi.
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Hello L,I have my VM setup via at&t; U-verse - I just press *98 and enter my password. Since I have two lines I have to landline accounts and that has two VM. It works good. I really like the big number pad
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The reason It won't connect is because you need to enter your routers WEP key when attempting to connect to your network, if you have at&t; 2-wire than you can find the code on the router some where it should look about like this and be this length "5956659197" if you don't have at&t; and it is some other type of router I would contact whoever set it up for further instruction on how to obtain your wifi password.
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Check with modem supplier or manufacture you might be able to change the passcode to something shorter.